1873 Geological Map of the United States Compiled by C.H. Hitchcock and W.P. BlakeBy: United States GPO Date of Original: 1873 (Published) Washington Original Size: 21. 5 x 33. 5 (54. 4 cm x 85. 1 cm) This colorful fine print reproduction map of the United States was compiled by Professors C. H. Hitchcock and W. P. Blake. It is one of the most important early geological maps of the United States, one which would be copied by major commercial mapmakers for a number of years following its publication, making it what we refer to as a

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In the north the long-believed existence of the Northeast Passage is revealed as the land mass Nova Zembla is mapped with no east coast and a clear passage is shown to exist to the Anian Straight that opens to the Pacific

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